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KliASUllKR'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
j M0NROE COUNTY.
, k iicrebv given, that agreeably to an
1 J;1CC 1 , 'i i s;croblv of the Commonwealth
: cf Ucnic'ania ' parcel the 13th day of March
frcnnsyivani i oamf.nd tlie nct entitled
fi,u-c of aelline Unseated
r '. 'f ' ,.m. and other purpose," and of an
t-" f"r. Iie 13th dav of March, 1817, a fur
I : I ' ' i m-nt to nn act to amend (he act en-
it
. . I :!:! " i .it
rTl . Arrurv the mode of selling
' c l I .tndi for taxes ana ouier purposes
t"! i t of General Assembly passed the Oth
effin the vear of our Lord 1847,
irfw'act in relation to the sales of Un
'i I mii in t,,e scveral Counties of this
-; Villi" the following tracts of land
;,inl 'jno'J at Public Vendue, on the Stli day
',m,? !M.inr the second Monday of June
ix,T . J court House, in the Borough of
5" ? i in the County of Monroe, for ar
i:o;i '"n'ares due and the costs, accrued on
Kaf ; s .cctivelv for the years 1872 & 1873.
r-'
1 1 'arrjnke Acres
f ' , .lohn 90
Per.
70
80
i1 :,u'; . ' 1 Ann 405
1 lirw.it-'' )
'. iv.,:M-aJ. Thomas
427
I-1 V AlPxanderlSO
393
80
112
4
19
70
16
70
130
30
70
61
I , r-nwn. iaim;
rihta'l, Samuel
180
417
200
238
130
415
300
226
170
138
400
170
301
225
402
355
104
305
393
$3
Bro
I.., r..-.eer. Solomon
exilian, Joseph
, ", Cof.Wr, Garrett
p;r, Abraham
PnviJ Jr.,
I- (iMisbiirgh, Joseph
- HeV.on. Joseph
o K.-Iil, George
'- I ,i( kart, John
j U-rc, Patrick
2 Marray, harah
') Murray, John
5 M.Nai'r, Solomon
.) M.Ooram, Michael
) Vthermark, Lucas
90
43
20
h. Elizabeth
i'4 stiidnian, Christopher 403
- Rachel 374
:-M-it, Jacob 410
t' V-.n Gordon. Gvsbcrt 421
23
60
111
111
66
Van Lam pen
404
103
; Wilkinson, Joseph
Wip!l;er:n, Jonathan 411
r0l ks. William
100
Murrav. William
Vod." Thomas 100
Y;.un2. Jacob W. 712
40
) .Vk;n, A. Reeves 313
i I,i-k. Nicholas A. 107
.7 Whitehall, Jacob 313
i COOLBAUGII,
J- Al-le. John 400
A rri'lt. Jacob 403
97
120
22
130
143
52
17
53
61
99
62
97
07
JC ArnJt, Thomas
J) Arndt, John
'2 p.arr.v-s, Jonathan
j74 T.aktT. Jacob
J" Eat-h. John Sen.
.5? j K;ili. James
j: Hell, Joph
:7 lk-il, William
U2 r.iih. Thomas
hi r.;o! John Jr.,
i'A F-rown. Daniel
I'.iu-s, llt-nry
Prt'jr.rna'1, John
Pr,.w:i, William
220
403
410
260
400
398
405
400
399
400
403
403
100
403
403
200
100
200
T:'i V.vr-
Henrv
IVt Ikll, Vil'.iam (part)
3i C-orhran, John
1.17 Corsa
l:0 ( ra;--i
i.uiia-
w, Abraham
. John
433
or John 202
v. Jo
140
35
90
98
109
30
96
87
80
20
10
150
40
72
15
47
121
61
99
78
97
131
97
75
120
123
1 1--.' Cameron, William
I 1'.' Kjjue, Aaron
j I '1 L'l-p'ie. Sa:nnel
401
405
40?
415
432
432
207
199
SO
204
415
240
203
412
215
225
404
407
403
403
435
403
400
403
410
410
325
357
401
205
i'n. oo;jii
T .1.
13 IV?j
I-, Iinit'l
T1 I I
'tylK', 1 oiiV
razier, NcI'to
ra;:i.;-r, Xolbro
trr, Joseph
j! t.iiibs, Elizabeth
3 tiuikner. Fran
is
? Gente, James
To tiil.lw, flizabeth
'A GiiiUher, Tobias
1 IIe.i( r, JuJin
lv Howe, Samuel
f 1" Jltmlricks, Isaac
lv.' Hendricks, Jacob
IX) Howe, Hannah
ii Ilembt, Jacob
1 H j'ilinshead, James
Si Hous-jr. Henry
I i H.irn, Abraham
!;3 Haine, Peter
"i- Jlarvt v, Jofeph
!:2 Harvey, Samuel
In Harvey. Mary
l-'-i Jones, John jr.,
Pi Kuntz, I:tnicl
li Lock wood, Jaracs
J Lenox. David
200
230
'A Lee. Thomas
C2
114
47
61
51
10
10
108
109
113
GO
12
80
101
y--J Levering, Nathan 226
II Mushback. Frederick 116
Levi-rin
; ' .Men.iitn, .Mury
; Meridiih, Nancy
:- Montague, Elira
' Montague, Joseph
-MlTi. It 1 M-.t-tt 4flt
401
415
405
433
415
220
627
'iiirdock. John
;v MeKee, Peter
-- Murray, Sarah
- MeKf-e, Thomas
; MrCleiian, Susannah
l Meeker, Samuel
McCullo-igh, John
Moore I'lifrirlr
405
213
411
411
Nliri.Tpscf-.p Ar(
''J Patterson,
Alexander 100
Patterson, John
v; J'wigrew, James
100
419
- talterson. William
250
403
395
421
328
401
413
405
75
407
440
433
430
409
20'i
170
400
400
401
220
301
406
432
313
303
206
403
400
406
309
399
190
409
300
43S 403
423
411
50
400
'attcrson. T?,l,rpt
97
103
40
48
114
I fatterson, Jacob
' Pratt, Henrv
; I'olk, liober't
' Panbitrrv .Tr.1,M
Jkestraw, Jo.-eph
;: li?"r'i William
i, "k. Charles
;Bed, Abbalom
-.Jane
r.niei
In; r
w, David
;J Lol)ertS) jKaac
; it-"; raan, Eliza
120
85
70
118
8
61
15
150
33
120
70
39
21
140
48
156
93
134
122
122
60
10
X' uieider, John
.wman, Isaac
. ummew, George
fencer. Joseph
"uh, Robert
'ook. John
-0
rJ wortwood, Moses
v nannon, William
J.foat, William
!lha; Kiehard
-0 John M.
J I rail, K0!,ert
jairt, John
?"'r i.a.vl"r, James
).ar"-itriflark, James
fv ;.u''lbury, llichard
j nuermark
l"v James
ames
70
95
13
51
?;.'? wood
5 ',,0
I ti
, .,---) a nomas
1 Tr 1
j , i l:n. Kiehard
?ne, Ad
lam
T s
am
part
21
195 Brown, John 408 97 17 64 1
226 Ward, Joseph 411 67 17 77
239 Burrows, Stephen 400 17 34
CHESTNUT HILL.
Bower, Dillman 236 12 04
Shupp, Peter 440 13 72
Starbird, John part 57 2 20
ELD RED.
Craig, John 255 6 80
Hefflev, Peter 125 3 65
Hempfield, Joseph 173 5 22
Hoover, John 178 5 22
Hoover, Nicholas 126 3 65
Levers, Isaac - 403 10 53
Weaver, John 175 5 22
HAMILTON.
Cox, Tench 300 50 12 80
Cox, John 300 50 12 89
Johnson, Elizabeth 200 60 8 70
Levers, George 300 56 12 80
Levers, George 280 20 16 03
Levers, Elizabeth 415 96 23 46
Meiser, John 300 12 80
Praul, Thomas 150 C 63
Thompson, Jmes 100 5 20
Vanorman, Clarry 400 16 90
Clavwell, Sidney 140 5 20
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD.
57 Barclay, James 430
60 Bunnell, Caty 424
63 Barclay, John 400
62 Horton, Richard 157
65 Hartung, Daniel 402
25S Howey, Bowdewine 100
57 Jayne, William 400
63 Javne, Mary 339
47 Kirkendall, Samuel 300
58 Lannincr, Thomas 404
194 Lewis, Richard 236
195 Ogden, Sarah 100
07 Parker, William 153
25 Stucker, Clements 202
61 Sanders. John 402
50 Woodcock, Robert 200
McCall, Arch - 55
Ruston, Mary Spencer 200
West, William 380
SMITHFIELD.
Barnhill, John 100
Gordon, John
Horn, Benjamin
STROUD.
80
55
Tax
$6 79
12 81
70
155
8
103
13
7 50
13 10
14 33
9 04
7 50
14 50
13 93
13 80
7 50
5 73
11
120
15
4 46
5 75
10 17
23 50
12 40
7 50
16 24
28 65
IS 50
4 15
21 87
25 03
7 50
26 70
14 30
7 50
7 50
7 73
14 30
7 50
15 92
7 50
50 27
11 43
5 82
6 75
Brodhead, Garrett
Prawl, Thomas
60
130
ROSS.
250
375
438
j Hays, Samuel
Johnson. James
Levers, Sarah
Levers, Christopher
Walker, John
Walker, Robert
40
125
313
35
35
TO BY II ANNA.
Albertson, Garrett
Albertson, Garrett
Alloway, William
227
101
437
21
151
107
Benson, Peter 200
Berry, John 82
Blakelv, John 434
Blackwill, Daniel 200
Beohm & Shiraer 307
Blaekwell, Robert 391
Beck, Frederick 439
Beohm, Philip 100
Brodhead. Samuel 304
108
120
50
29 06
15 91
29 06
23 60
22 19
42 50
42 37
43 00
42 50
42 37
42 50
21 50
43 35
7 50
4o 00
2S 71
23 50
11 00
14 50
30 82
14 64
28 78
43 35
28 93
44 05
31 11
45 S7
6 30
12 65
3 SO
14 SO
29 55
9 25
14 94
43 77
14 93
12 27
43 15
42 57
42 69
29 03
40 75
29 03
42 92
43 39
29 21
19 40
46 00
37 31
42 50
11 21
14 50
23 20
45 30
6 60
42 82
42 60
44 05
44 05
27 00
44 05
12 13
45 30
28 92
15 42
57 90
43 56
23 05
11 00
11 00
44 05
24 02
21 93
41 26
52 08
34 95
21 50
29 43
3-5 50
5 75
43 20
49 70
450
46 57
43 42
6 15
Berrv, Simon 422
19
59
Brodhead, Luke 419
Cox, Jacob 225
Cox, Mary 163
Cox, Rebecca 440
Cox, William 340
Cox, Jonathan 200
Cox, Joseph 208
Conrad, Deborah 2-50
Col'iday, Jacob 313
119
Dver, Joseph 404
Dver. Sarah 200
120
8
114
120
Davis, Benjamin 343.
.Lngle, Jacob oO
Fish, John 403
Frazer, Xalbro 200
Frev, Joseph 320
Fish, William 365
Gentle, James 150
Gill, John 402
Gilmore, Robert 407
Howell, Samuel 433
Ilartman, Thomas 438
59
10
34
GO
120
Hart, Joseph 395
Hartung, Elizabeth 431
Hazelwood, John 395
Harvey, Mary 75
Harvev, Samuel 4 Id
Hunt, Pierson 50
Irwin, Robert 433
Jackson, A. Beeves 25
Lane, Mary 438
129
82
Lane, W llhara 44
Lvons, Peter 162
Long, Rebecca 401
Pryor, .Norton 40U
llees, Daniel 411
Itogers, James 320
Reeder, Andrew H. 166
hoemaker, Samuel 440
Sidman, Isaac 400
Steward, James 400
Sharpless, John 191
Serman, Isaac 371
Stewart, Charles 200
Shaw, Richard 313
Shaw, George 60
Tench. Francis 422
80
80
111
100
120
Taylor, Elizabeth 150
Thomas, Joseph 400
Wild, Adam 43o
Willing, Richard 300
TUNKIIANNOCK.
Able, Jacob 405 112
Bjrnct, William 407 87
Barnct, John 26o 10
Caldwell, D.ivid 400
Co, Joseph 209
Cox, Benjamin 4d9
Cox, Jonathan 233 80
Cramer, Jacob 390 59
Caldwell, Daniel 403 120
Durham, Edward 400 40
Ehrie, Conrad jr. 375 40
Ehrie, Conrad 377 3
Elms, George 438 48
Eyerly, Jacob 403 50
Eyerly, Jacob w w
Evans, David
Ilorsefield &. McCarty 76
Hartmah, Thomas 401 28
Hurtunj, J. D. 400
Ihrie, Conrad Sr. 401 4U
Lesher, George 275
McCurty, Benjamin 381 130
Hartman, Thomas J7D
Purdy, William 405 150
Paschal!, Thomas 400
Ryan, James 400
12 40
21 50
21 50
42 59
Rees, Derrick . 100
Saylor, David 415 4
Sterner, Henry 43y ou
Si'greavea. fismuel 200
Shaw, Richard 3P9 56
17 14
21 92
Stewari, James 400 oU
Taylor, Amos 193 135
Towns, Charles 401 4
Williams, John 438 10
Waters, Nathaniel 410 31
Wildman. John 300
Jackson, A. Reeves & Co 139 101
Wilson, William 222 60
PRICE.
66 Bunnell, Benjamin 436 80
87 Bwlinzer,Frderick295
315 Brodhead, Samuel 180 82
340 Bensley, William 427
320 Cottinger, Garrett 426
179 Chapman, Joseph 00
19 Huff, Eneas 343 100
323 Ilea ton, Joseph 184
334 Horton, Tabitha 422
3 J2 Jonvc, John . 439 14
43 14
45 87
22 78
18 87
23 37
33 57
24 69
23 94
56 38
56 38
8 35
44 05
32 00
31 18
42 79
30 43
29 28
4 70
21 50
2 60
413
418
409
228
377
433
128
130
150
390
146
50
14
86 Marion, Samuel
80 Place, Philip
19 90
13
6
12
13
4
5
3
11
4
10
3
7
7
9
26
9
5
. 3
8
5
244 Ruston, Thomas
317 Smith, Rachel
23
133
120
81 Vancampen, Abrm
333 W right, Robert
318 Wilkinson, Joseph
67 Parker, William
332 Place, James
150
PARADISE.
115 Depue. Cornel ious 111
83 Dills, Isaac
400
75
200
121
400
120
133 Glentworih, James
13ft Gibbons, Isaac
104 JIumphries, Isaac
113
4 INicholas, William
134 Shannon,Theophilus394
POCONO.
Gwinner. Fred (part) 147
48
Kerr, John 200
JACKSON.
Barnet, John (part) 150
Delonjr. John 316
Ball, Marffaret 150
100
10
Gwinner, Frederick (pt) 250
17
3
29
6 70
10 12
9 60
5 40
12 92
Kronicr, William fpt) 47
Roup, William 415
Sitgreavcs, Samuel 60
15
108
335 Jayne, Anna
6 02
Tyson, Joseph 435
29
JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer
Treasurer's office )
Slorudeburg, March 26,74-4t
6 70
9 60
9 60
14 45
11 90
7 69
TREASURER'S NOTICE
3 60
9 85
4 85
9 60
9 85
1 49
of Sale of Seated Lands for ar
rearages of Taxes.
The following is a list of Taxes on seated
Assessments, as returned by the Collectors
6 70
of the several TownshiDS and Boroughs
11 68
1S72 and 1873, which lands will be sold
aereeably to the 4 1st section, of the Act of
6 10
23 30
the 19th of April A. D. 1843, which provide
for Collection of Taxes, on the 8th, of June,
being the second Monday of June next, at
the Court House in the Borough of Strouds
burg, in the County of Monroe, for arreara
ges of Taxes, due and costs accrued on each
lot respectively.
Acres. Taxes.
RARRETT.
8 90
3 33
9 34
8 76
7 85
S 3S
Applegate, & Co., 9
Buskirk, Nicholas 18
Boorem, Jacob 29
Geotz, Christopher 60
Griswold, M. W. 995 .
Stelling, James 10
Way, Schenk 100
Waltman, George 200
Price, Svdenham 26
Fore & Griffiths 20
COOLBAUGII.
Wagonhurst, James 161
Lewis, Isaac 30
Lam pen, J. II. 2
McAsev, Daniel 115
ELDRED.
Fenucr, Jerome 150
Klcckner, Daniel 70
PARADISE.
VanBorg, Oliver 625
JACKSON.
Albertson, Garrett 200
Porteus, John (Estate) 400
Kre?ge, Jeremiah 5
Brown, Nelson 60
Miller, Charles (Estate) 63
Shoemaker, John W. 12
Shoemaker, Emanuel 9
Setzer, Abraham 74
S homer, William 20
Setzer, Solomon 300
Super, Michael (Estate) 53
Woolbert, Joseph 89
Woodiins, Joseph 76
6 50
4 24
1 62
18 62
42 35
5 78
4 64
15 80
2 15
9 55
17 15
6 74
15 70
9 89
3 42
2 90
14 76
16 95
17 04
99
2 43
1 50
1 36
2 13
4 10
2 IS
9 90
3 61
5 06
4 10
86
1 C2
69
1 69
9 94
2 90
2 10
3 70
4 32
10 90
6 14
23 81
3 60
12 90
4 53
1 72
1 22
1 22
29 7
9 17
26 30
34 90
21 65
25 79
4 90
26 91
16 86
66 47
1 23
46 24
17 70
64 63
5 63
14 50
43 50
CO '
6 94
9 10
39 03
eta
4.0 1 1
26 30
30 60
29 93
8 90
26 30
17 70
14 10
63 21
6 94
17 77
IS 05
Keller, Josiah 5
Fetherman, John 12
17 70
33 17
9 10
65 46
34 46
9 10
52 10
9 10
63 30
3 25
32 23
14 10
17 70
23 37
18 74
9 10
9 10
26 30
28 18
38 35
9 10
17 70
23 79
17 70
26 30
4 90
36 86
9 10
35 90
9 10
26 30
Gree-n, Abraham 3
Houck, Jacob 35
Merwine, John 235
Merwine Franklin 200
Storm, Nathaniel 34
Belles, Charles . 50
PRICE.
Bush, Charles 168
Coleman, J. S. 115
Henry, Charles 100
Noys, Samuel 500
Posten, John 1 town lot
Price, Wilkinson 150
VanVliet& Co., 128
Williams, Charlatte 11
Price, Edmund 180
Staples, Keuben 6
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD.
Dougherty, George
120
Countraman, Albert 200
Parker, William 50
Am st, John 12
Hull, A. G. 25
Mush, John 10
Blank, Lewis 400
Bloomfield, E. S. 50
POCONO.
Brink, William
Kinney, Peter
Bush, Thomas
Transuc, John
Woodside, David
100
100
60
50
1
7 40
7 40
5 11
7 40
5 67
31 55
5 67
ROSS.
Barlieb, John 45
Heller, J. P. Rudy 1
Itterly, Peter 20
Knecht, Solomon 27
Kramer, Daniel 3
Merwine, John 30
Mease, Godfrey 5
Merwine, Franklin 100
Itussell, Reuben 61
Searfass, Aaron 39
Merwine, John, Ross Common
property -88
Hartzell, Richard 8
Christ& Buskirk 90
10 01
7 40
28 10
26 36
26 49
30 17
7 40
31 55
3 95
7 40
7 40
31 55
7 40
7 40
8 88
Heath, William 14
Zacharias, Samuel (Estate) 7
Barlieb, Christopher 400
Buskirk, Casper 10
SMITHFIELD.
.
15 65
17 28
21 30
Bovs. John 50
Fleming William 40
16 02
10 85
7 66
31 55
17 25
31 55
7 40
19 43
16 40
7 40
31 55
13 61
10 23
Miller. Edward 7
Transuc, Abraham 18
Wvckoff, Daniel 21 2
Staples, Elizabeth 10
Cox, James 11. & Co., 6
Christman. James 1 town lot
Row, Henry (Estate) 36
Winters, George 1 town lot
Miller, Joseph (Estate)
STROUD.
97
62
40
44
31
Burnett, Daniel B.
Coffman, Charles
Coffman, William
Kieney, Peter
Mvpt. Geonre
14 16
21 55
14 22
6 03
21
Ray, Nelson 1 seated town lot
Stel. Jeremiah half town lot
Ray, James (Estate) 1 seated town lot
Heller, Mary
Henry, Charles (colored)
Ray, George half tdttn lot
Frederick, Catharine
Johnson, John
Henry, Stephen 1 town lot
Palmer, William
Foulke, Samuel L.
3 1 80
140 1 80
1 34
7 1 14
200 9 69
2 60
1ft 1 30
7 4 22 21
13 75
15 28
9 80
12 51
9 08
13 59
6 70
6 50
6 60
2 72
Derue, Marian 17
18
70
33
87
54
53
10
97
55
80
23
70
05
30
23
?3
50
95
40
43
Pierson & iStillmah 17
HAMILTON.
LaRue, George (Estate) 44
12 20
21 20
13 37
14 G4
TOBYHANNA.
Merwine. John 40
Ferjrel, Michael 200
Lauipen, John & Co., 70
TUNKIIANNOCK.
Borger, William
Marvin, Ezra
2 80
23 90
4 50
3 G5
88
1236
Merwine, rranklm
Merwino, John
STROUDSBURG.
McGeary, Jane one town lot
1
5
1 1
60
Brown, bamuel
Coolbaugh, Brodhead
Henrv, Thomas,
II
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It
ti
k
k
7 78
2 96
Huff. Steuben (Estate) 11
8 76
JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Stroudsburg, )
March 26, '74-4L J
Auditor's Kotice.
In the matter of the Account of William
Walter, administrator of the Estate of Abra
75
70
02
ham Walter, late of Smithfield township, de
ceased.
80
The undersigned having been appointed
bv the Orphans Court ot Monroe County,
Auditor, to audit and distribute the balance
in the hands of the administrator to the par
ties entitled thereto. Noticeis therefore gi veu
to the heirs and parties interested that he
will attend to the duties of his appointment,
on Thursday, the sixteenth day of April
next, at 10 o'clock, at his office in the Bor
ough of Stroudsburpr, at which time and
place those interested can attend.
J. II. WALTON, Auditor.
March 26, 1874.
for
Auditor's Notice.
Estate of Christopher Barleib, late of Eld-
red Township, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
by the Orphans Uourt ot luonroe uounty,
auditor to audit and make distribution of the
fund3 in the hands of the administrator to
the parties entitled thereto. Notice is there-
ore hereby given to the parties interested
that he will attend to the duties of his ap
pointment, on Iriday, the seventeenth day
of April next, at 10 0 clock at his office in
Stroudsburg, at which time and place those
interested can attend or be torever debarred
from claiming said funds.
J. II. WALTON, Auditor.
March 20, 1S74.
APPEALS.
The Commissioners of Monroe County, here
by give notice, that they will attend at the fol-
owing named times and places, lor tne pur
pose of holding the Appeals for the years 1874.
Paradise township, at the Hotel of James
Kintz, on Tuesday April 14th.
Coolbaueh tsp.. at the Hotel ol Jerome 5.
Shaw, on Wednesday April 15th.
Barrett and Price tsps. at the Hotel of John
W. Yothers, on Thursday April 16th.
SmithGeld tsp., at the Hotel of bimeon D.
Bush, on Friday April 17th.
Middle bmithueld tsp., at the house of James
Place, on Saturday April ISth.
Jackson Up., at the Hotel at Jackson Cor
ner's on Tuesday April 21st.
Hamilton tsp., at the Hotel ol Charles An
drew, on Wednesday April 22d.
Eldred and Koss tsps., at the Hotel of JNel-
uiit TTflfTVl finffor rr Tli ll rei! tr Anril
Chestnuthill and Polk tsps., at the Hotel of
Reuben Shupp, on Inday April 24th.
Tobyhannah and Tunkhannock tsps., at the
Hotel of John Roth, on Saturday April 2oth.
Pocono tsp., at the Hotel of Manasseh Mil
er, on Tuesday April 2Sth.
Stroud tsp., at the CommL-sioner's Office, on
Wednesday April 29th.
Stroudsburg, at the Commissioner s Umce, on
Thursday April 30th.
Last btroudsbug, at the Hotel ot John Ho-
henshilt, on Friday May 1st.
JACOB FKABLIi,
PETER S. EDINGER,
Attest: SAMUEL TOSTENS,
M. II. Dreixer. Clerk. Commissioners.
March 19, 1874. 7 1.
ti TOCK.
PAPER HANGER,
GLAZIER AND PAINTER,
MONROE STREET,
3 60
2 60
1 55
2 74
Nearly opposite Kautz's Blacksmith Shop,
1 30
2 82
1 70
70
58
. Stroudsbdro, Pa.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Stroudsburg1 and vicinity
that he is now fully prepired lo do all kinds
4 10
of Paper Hanging, Glazing and Painting,
3 58
promptly and at short notice, and that he
will keep constantly on hand a fine 6tock ol
6 43
Paper Hangings of all descriptions and at
3 10
3 82
70
low prices. The patronage ot the public
is earnestly solictcd. May 16, 1872
3 50
GRAND OPENING
IN
6 01
1 3S
4 79
925
IILTCIIIiXSOX'S BRICK BUILDING,
1 49
1 22
92
7 50
3 48
opposite T. Stemple's Store,
EAST STROUDSBURG.
3 29
Having just opened with an entire new stock of
30 38
Dry Goods and Groceries,
89
2 90
2 30
1 50
2 30
Consisting of
1 68
DRESS GOODS,
DELAINES,
POPLINS,
WHITE GOODS,
CASSI MERES,
CLOTHS,
AND OIL CLOTH.
WOOLENS
7 10
SHAWLS
ALPACAS
FLANNELS
1 38
1 18
3 lo
3 10
- JO
5 20
DOMESTICS
PRINTS
5 70
6 32
4 12
Also a full assortment of choice Family Gro
25 28
ceries and Provisions, Flour, Feed, Meal, Salt,
12 68
12 68
Fish, Pork, Oil, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars,
Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
19 47
23 5
1 rn
Flavoring Extracts, and Spices of every kind
7 20
and in fact every thirtg usually kept in a Dry
Goods Store. All ray goods are new and can
not fail to give satisfaction.
Goods shown with pleasure. Call and ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere and there
by save time and money.
J. II. SHOTWELL,
Formerly Plater & ?ShotwelI
Dec. 4, 1873.-3m
251 Kirk, Abner (Estate) 1 town lot
MASO
B LATCH LEY'S
Iinprored CUCUMBER WOOD
PUMP. Tteie. .Durable. Ef-
1
Ph fit lent and Ch-sip. The best Pump
lor me least money Attention i
especially Invited to BUlchey
Patent Improved Bracket and Ne
Dim Chrek Valve, which can Be
ttilbdntwn Miiboul removing the
Pump, or disturbing tbe joints.
a1o, the Copper Cbttraber, hi-n
never cracas or acalct, and will
outlast any other
For ale bv Dealers t the Tiade
ceneraUv. Inouire for Blntchlrv'
Pump, and if not for aaie iti your wn ena uireci 10
CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY, Manufacturer.
50G Commerec St., Philadelphia, l a.
March 12, Iti74-Sin.
PRIME OYSTERS
AT
C. D. LRODHEAD'S
Grrocery Store.
Families or parties desiring
FRESH OYSTERS,
will find them for eale by the
QUART, HUNDRED OR THOUSAND,
ait all hours during the driy and evening,
nov G-tf
SEBASTIAN ECHLE,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
siior CORNER OF
Pocono and Green Streets,
STROUDSBURG, PA:
I am now prepared to make to order, al
kinds of Boot and Shoes, such as French Calf,
American Calf, Kip, Turkey . Moroco, Glove
Kid. and Pebble Goat, at reasonable prices.
Special attention paid to half-soleing, heeling
and all kinds of raendine. One trial and be
convinced. nov 6tf
J. B. HULL,
(Successor to J. E. Erdman;)
Monroe Co. Marble Works,
Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.,
Where will be found constantly on hand or
made to order,
MOXU.UEXTS,
HEADSTONES, &.C
of the best Italian and American Marble.
Having been in the employ of Mr. Erdman
for nearlv ten years, I feel confident in my
ability to please all that stive me a call. Al
worn warramea 10 give enure sausiacuon.
ftee" Orders by mail promptly attended to.
feb 20'72-tf
A8
IIOCKAFELLOW,
DEALER lit
leady-JIade Clothing, (Jents Fur
nishing Goods, Hats & Caps,
Boots & Shoes, &.c.
EAST STROUDSBURG, PA.
(Near the Depot.)
The public are invited to call and exam
ne goods. Prices moderate.
May C, 1669. tf.
Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, k,
NEAT, CAEAP AND QUICK
Printed to Order at the
JEFFERSONIAN
OPI'ICE,
Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
fifST-All
Orders promptly filled. Give us
a call.
UNDERTAKING-.
McCARTY has on hand the largest and
best assortment of
COFFINS
and
TRIMMINGS
be tound outside ot either city (New York
er Philadelphia), and will mnke this branch
or his business A SPECIALITY.
COFFINS and CASKETS of any size or
style, can he furnished at one hour's notice
or Ehipment, at a charge of one-third
XiEBS THAN ANY 8HOP IN StROCDBBCRQ In
nocase will he charge more than TEN PER
CENT above actual cost.
i:.TlDAIlIINCj
attended to in any u.-irt of the County at
the shortest possibie notice. Sept. 26,'67-tf
THE GREAT CAUSE
or
HUMAN MISKttY.
Just
Published, in a Sealed Envelope.
Price 6 cents
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse, In
voluntary Emissions, lmpotcncy, IServous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage pener-
llv; Consumption, bpilepy and ri;. Mental
and Physical Incapacity, &c. By ROBERT
. CULVER WELL, M. D., Author of the
Green Book," Ac.
The world-renowned author, in this admira
ble lecture, clearly proves from his own ex
perience that the awful consequences of SAf-
Abnse may bo enectiially removed w.ihout
medicine.-', and without dangerous sursrieal
operation, bougies, instruments, rings or cor-
dialrf, pointing out a mode of cure at once cer
tain and effectual by which 'very tnfferer, no
matter what his condition, tnay be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically.'
Kfesr" I his L,cctur$ vttf prow a boon to thou
sands and thouzanas.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any addre on receipt of six eenU, or two
post s'.'inp.
A'ldresa the Publiohers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE &. CO..
137 Bowery, New York, Post-Office Bqi, $$6.
Jo y 2473 ly
BLA1
this
LANKS OF ALL KINDS for Safe at
Office'.
mm
ob
Printing
nipire Clothing House!
SIMON FRIED,
MAIN STREET,
Invites attention to the
Large Additions of Stock.
BUYJstO"W.
Our Stock Is Full and Complete.
CALL AND SEE
OUR 54 60 OVERCOATS.
OUR $4 50 OVERCOATS.
Oress-Conts Ontj fsl.OO.
Orcss-Coats Only $7.00.
PANTS
$2.00.
12 00.
PANTS
VESTS 81 00
VKsTSSlOO
Men's Eloota Only $2.60.
Men's Boots Only $2.50.
WOMEN'S SHOES $1.30.
WOMEN'S SHOES $1.20.
MEN'S SUITS $8.00.
MEN'S SUITS $8.00.
Boy's
Boy's
Suits $5.00.
Suits $5.00.
TRUNKS
81.50 AND UPWARDS.
S1.C0 AND UPWARDS.
KNIT JACKETS 81.00.
KNIT JACKETS $1.00.
TRUNKS
Collars, Neckties, Gloves, Umbrellas, Scarfs,
Shirt Bosoms, Undershirts, Hosiery,
&c, &c, &c:
All
Goods Marked Down at
Prices to Suit the Times.
Farmers we take in exchange for our
Goods, butter, eggs, poultry arid all kinds of
grain.
Now is your time, if you want to secure
' HEAL BARGAINS.
The stock mnst
ALL BE SOLD
iii order to make room for new goods. Iv
hiember the place :
SIMON FRIED'S,
SIMON FRIED'S,
Empire Clothing lionse,
Empire Clothing Honse,
Main St., Sroiidsburg, Pa.
feb 19-tf
RICES REDUCED
AT THE
THE
CHEAPEST GOODS
IN TOWN.
Great bargains are now offered in
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
ALPACAS, VELVETEENS,
CLOTHS,
CASb'IMERES, FLANNELS, &c.t
all of which have been marked down
to
PANIC PRICES.
Goods all new and right in style, but
marked down to meet the times. We invite
all to call and 6ee for themselves. Terms
Cash.
C. R. ANDRE & Co.
dec-4tf Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.
O. H. Dreher. E. B. Dreher
PI-ICENIX
(2 doors west of the "Jeffersonian Office,")
ELIZABETH STREET,
Stroudsbur?, Pa.,
DREHER & BROM
DEALERS IX
Drugrs, Medicines, Perfumery
and Toilet Articles.
Paints,
OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS & PUTTY.
Abdominal Supporters and Shoulder
Braces.
Seeley's
Hard ItriUtER TltrsSES Also
Hitter's
TRUSSES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS.
Lamps and Lanterns Burning
and Lubricating Oils.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully Com-"
pounded.
N. B. The highest Ca?h price paid for
OIL of WINTEROKEV.N.
may t-tf.
Oorne
Store!
DRUO
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